Tuğrulcan Elmas
@tugrul.bsky.social
Assistant Professor @ Edinburgh University, UK
Ex. PostDoc @ Indiana University Bloomington, U.S.
PhD EPFL Switzerland
BS Bilkent, Turkey
Ex. PostDoc @ Indiana University Bloomington, U.S.
PhD EPFL Switzerland
BS Bilkent, Turkey
Thanks to Elon Musk conditionijg us on not to include links, almost forgot to attach the link to the paper
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Cross-Partisan Interactions on Twitter
| Proceedings of the International AAAI Conference on Web and Social Media
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June 12, 2025 at 12:44 PM
Thanks to Elon Musk conditionijg us on not to include links, almost forgot to attach the link to the paper
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Maybe we broke out of echo chambers but greeted by the chambers of anger? We will investigate this in future work!
June 12, 2025 at 11:07 AM
Maybe we broke out of echo chambers but greeted by the chambers of anger? We will investigate this in future work!
Using the Perspective API, we found that CPIs are nearly twice as likely to be toxic—especially among users on the political extremes:
~8.5% of CPIs are toxic
vs ~4.5% of non-CPIs in the same ideological zones.
~8.5% of CPIs are toxic
vs ~4.5% of non-CPIs in the same ideological zones.
June 12, 2025 at 11:07 AM
Using the Perspective API, we found that CPIs are nearly twice as likely to be toxic—especially among users on the political extremes:
~8.5% of CPIs are toxic
vs ~4.5% of non-CPIs in the same ideological zones.
~8.5% of CPIs are toxic
vs ~4.5% of non-CPIs in the same ideological zones.
We analyzed 3M replies from 2020 and find that 34% were directed to users from opposite political alignment.
They are more common on political topics than on everyday issues, reaching 50% on some topics. However these interactions are more likely to be toxic.
They are more common on political topics than on everyday issues, reaching 50% on some topics. However these interactions are more likely to be toxic.
June 12, 2025 at 11:07 AM
We analyzed 3M replies from 2020 and find that 34% were directed to users from opposite political alignment.
They are more common on political topics than on everyday issues, reaching 50% on some topics. However these interactions are more likely to be toxic.
They are more common on political topics than on everyday issues, reaching 50% on some topics. However these interactions are more likely to be toxic.
Senin adın değil benim adım ;)
August 18, 2023 at 5:34 PM
Senin adın değil benim adım ;)